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Old 11-16-2012, 05:59 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by jackie_w View Post
This just isn't true. If you store your books in calibre it is very straightforward to automatically create Shelves and to display series name & number for each book in the Kobo Glo library. See this thread for details.

Attached is image of Series info being displayed in my library.
Actually, it is true. Natively, the Kobo's don't store series information. The series information isn't in the standard ePub metadata. The Kobo's only read the standard metadata.

Calibre stores its own metadata in the ePub, and I think, that in the case you showed, is changing the standard Author's Name metadata field to contain the Author's Name and the Series/Number.

As an alternative, it is probably also possible to have Calibre put the series information into the standard Book Title metadata field. This would cause the books of a series to sort together, if sorting by titles. I do this manually with my ebooks, and find it works well (for me, at least).

Caveat: I don't use Calibre. I did for a few weeks after I got my Touch, but didn't like how it worked or how it mangled the formatting of the ePubs.
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